holographic data storage with polymers

One of the greatest difficulties in the consumer market success of holotechnology applied science is the development of ideal substances and structures for high-capacity, fast-access, secure photosensitive storage media. Potential materials include: highly-sensitive photochromic and photochemical polymers; photosensitive crystals such as lithium niobate; organic photopolymers; and glasses. Linked page Lenticular Printing Software For 3D Holograms also has further information on this holotech topic.

Holograms (occasionally added to plant-source biologics) can afford secure recognition for currency, medical products and similar government documents, credit cards, identification cards, and similar applications. Also, Virtual Reality Cell Phones includes coverage of similar holotech topics.

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